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THE 1NJURE

THE 1NJuREL
The following are the u the
wounded us far rs taken
T. A. Parker and wife of Peoria, wounded in
head and limbs: Mrs Emma Regan and son,
Peoria, slightly injured: John Frye, Peoria, leg
broken and back injured; II. L. Ogden, Gray
don. Ill, head and foot crushed; Florence
Boucher. Bayard, Iowa, arm hurt: Pat Brady.
Gilman, Ill., foot and head hurt; Sophia Paul
1nc, Peoria, head injured; L w. Young, West
Jersey, hand: c. w, Swank, West Jersey. foot
and shoulder: G. A. scott, Toulin, ILL.,, ankle:
Thomas Trimmins, Partridge, Ill. arms hips
and leg: Theodore Godet, Peoria, head and legs ;
Mrs. Edith Chellew, Glassford. Ill, leg broken
and ankle bruised: Mr.. Chcllew, Hassford, leg
dislocated: Joe Neal. Mossvi!le Ill., head and
limbs: Airs. Joe Neal. Mossvlc, arm and LEG
broken. baby killed: Miss Julia Valdejo Peoria
injured internally; Abbic Edmonds. Driscoll
ankle; Dr. L. p. Hagen and wife, Fort Madison,
Iowa. head hurt: Miss Emma Alter Westpoint,
Iowa, head and limbs: Mrs. G. Thorne Rusk,
Iowa, internally; IL H. Bond, Colchester, ILL.,,
internally; Mrs. Thomas McAvoy, PEORIA inter-
nalIy; Mrs. T. w. Grant, Peoria, internally: Mary
Morrics. Peoria, bruse d; Robert simmerInan
Peoria, head and spine: T. F. French Peoria, hips
and body: Eaton Waters, Peoria. hips and body;
Otto Johnson, Burlington, Iowa. legs; Mrs X.
H. Clark, Riotstown, Iowa, legs; G. w. Cress,
Washington H., head and chest: J. L. Desch-
man, PEORIA ankle; Madge r. Harris Peoria,
ankle: Arthur McCarty, Eureka, ILL.,, both Dyes
| gone David Crawford, head, limbs and hips; A.
| +. MCGEE. legs and spine: Mrs. s. Il Borden.
| Tonica ILL.,, feet; William Forbes, Elm
wood, Ill, chest and head; Elizabeth
Sellers. La Harpie, ILL.,, limbs; Mrs Lydia Wat
| ters, Peoria, nose, jaw and legs; II. Abraham.
| nose, jaw and head; William Smith, Peoria,
| head crushed; Frank Taylor, McComb ILL.,. in
ternaly: John Steers, Rushville ILL.,, legs; J.W.
| Stearns. Green Valley. H., leg: Adam s. Hon
| berger, hip; s. l.. Belsley, Deer Creek. Ill., head
and ankle; Patton Crcss Washington. ILL.,.
legs: j. B. Kelly, Beeds, Ill. hip and
| leg broken: Frank Snadecker. Abingdon, ILL.,.
head and leg broken; Daniel Rock, Rosefeld
| H., head, leg AMI hands: A.C. Jordon Danvlle
| Iowa leg: c. A. Grigg. Danville Iowa: Mrs. C.
| c. Allen, Galesburg, ILL.,, head: W. E. Ellis, Peo-
| ria head hurt; Minnie Vauehsdalc. Peoria, lee
| broken; Calvin Davis, Peoria, arm and leg: Coz
| ductor Stilweil, head, arm and leg; c. II. Car
| ter, Jr., Burlington Iowa, body: Harold b. Law
renee, Burlington, Iowa, body: H b. Lawrence
! Burlington. Iowa, body: John McMasters. Peo-
ria. body: Frank Brown, Peoria, hand: Mrs
Kellogg fremont. body; Mrs. X. J. Welsh, Peo.
ria, body; Mrs. Isaac Boty. Whitcside. ILL.,. body
Catherine Lot. Peoria, body; Blanche Allen
| Peoria body.
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A PROMINENT RUSSIAN.

N. AlcinikoT Arrives in. st Paul for the
Purpose of Orsanizins Political Societies
Among His Counirymen Down OH tho
Autocrat
N. AleinikoH. delegate OF the central or.
ganization of the-kussian- American National
league. New York. arrived in st Paul ycster-
day. Mr. Aleinikon is well known in Rus
sian emigrant circles. being connected with
all the different societies in New York and in
Europe, whose object is to iberate
Russia from the rule OF the Autocrat
Alexander His visit to ST. Paul and
the Northwest is to look up the various Rus
sian settlements and the organization of
the Russian American National League. Mr..
Aleinikon was met Mt the depot by William
Robert Ebell, secretary of the Russian
American Drooshestva friendship. was
shown around town by the lat
ter, and addressed meeting
of Russians ut tho residence
of Mr.. GuenEburg. on the West side He ex-
planned the aims and methods of the league.
The league now consists of eight branches.
of which four are located in New York and
tho others in Philadelphia Elizabeth
port, Newark and New haven and
one is in progress of organization at Chicago
and Detroit 1t consists of over four hun.
dred members and has already sent 5lH
francs to Peter Lavrotf, the leader of the
revolutionary movement in Europe
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WATER TANK BURST.

Six Men Killed and Six Injured by The
Bursting of Water Tanls--Dcaths mt "A
Mine Horror-Kiiicd While HertiiDg Cat
tlo--A Family Stunned at Gary.
MARQUETTE, Mich, Special Telegram, Aug
ll.--A terrible disaster occurred on the
new extension of the Northwestern road to
Watersmect, near Norway. Mich A crew Of
men after finishing building n water tank
filed il with water to testit The tank sud
denly burst with terrible force killing s!A
men instantly and in uring six others Names
not piven. Three Finland miners were killed
and two were injured by the overturning of
n skip in the Cleveland mine,
TWO MEN KILLED.
MAaiNETfE, Wis, Aug. u Hugh McDon-
aid and Ell MeDuffo OF Peshtlgo were instantly
killed while crossing railroad track in a
wagon.
KILLED IN NINE
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 11.-Shaft No l. of the
Ashland mine, near Hurley, Wis. caved in
yesterday afternoon at $40 o'clock, killing
Tim c. Dwyre, Steve Meyer. John Toll and
Louis Augustine loseph Urban had bctt
legs brcken. Dwyre leaves n wife and five
children at Hancock, Mich but the Others
are single men
KILLED WHILE HERDING CATTLE
GRANITE FALLS. Special Telegram, Aug ],
During heavy thunder storm yesterday
afternoon the tcn-year- old daughteY OF Seigei
Bergersn living fourteen miles north OF
here, wa, 20 by lightning while herdine
cattle,
THE DEADLY BOLT.
CANON FALLS Special, Aug 11.-Mrs. J. E
Holm, about five miles east of this CITY,
was Instantly killed by lightning Tuesday
night
BROKE HIS NECK.
La GRossE, Wis, Special Telegram, Aug
1l.-John Sheridan fell from o wagon thit
afternoon and broke his neck,
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NEWS OF THE DISASTER


was brought to Chatsworth by one of the
passengers about midnight, and the inhabi-
tants aroused, buggics, lumber wagons, and
every kind OF vehicles We're used to reach
the fatal spot AS fast as the corpscs were
taken from the wreck they were laid out on
the side of the track. Before daylight
the work OF recovering the dead and remov-
ing them to Chatsworth was begun.
AS soon ms the corpses were received
they we've placed i'll IL large, empty building.
lately occupied as n store, also in the public
school house and in the depot waiting room
The residents of the town threw open their
houses for the reception of the dead aud
wounded, but the former We're all taken to
the improvised morgues. Friends and
relatives of the dead came to Chats
worth with the remains and the scenes
in the different places where the bodies lay
was most heartrending and distressing. A.;
the day passed bodies were continually
brought in from the scene of the wreck. The
majority OF them were mangled in the most
tiighttul manner, many of them having their
faces entirely torn away, leaving their
ZONES exposed, while their jaws,
fingers and legs mad been torn off
Indirectly the catastrophe was ascrbed TO
the origin of so many other recent great
calamities---the unprecedented drouth, The
tail grass under little culvert on the Toledo.
Chatsworth had been rendered by the
sun as dry MS tinder, and last night a loco
motive spark set it abla2e. tho timbcrs
OF the culvert caught on fire and
were smouidering unseen when i.t
train of sixteen coaches of excursionisis
from Peoria and Bloomington and neighbor-
ing cities, There was terrific crash
and an accident almost unprccedent in
horrors had passed into history. That was
the brief story, quickly CLEANED on the
streets OF Chatsworth this evening.
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TIE GRAPHIC.

srerns Of ad.ssslsaaa naAs hnowa % aese.
cation. :
tD-Job wors Of evs,y aescsiv,a,u s.,e~,,a \,
tho best sssls and ct tAs lswsss rsAsA
ea'- -Advertissmsntsn tsnot aoconpanisd b h.sa.,.
nons viii be inssetsd until orslmsS uz3 -
charged for accordingly.
Ee Short communications On sAy ssAdoo> q n.
are acceptable il sooompaaaod By the mama ox
tho author.
eR-Al matter intended for the nsxs issue puu.t
30 III the office g early a. Wednesday evening to
insure publication.
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THE ROUTE LAID OUT.

Tho President Will Leave Washington Next
Month and Reach st Paul and Minncap-
oils Sometime in October.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.--It is about def
nitcly determined that the president will
leave Washington the last week in September
and go direct to St Louis, probably by way
OF Indianapolis He will spend two days at
st. Louis and go from there to Chic ago, Mil
waukec, Madison, St Paul, Minneapolis,
Omaha, Kansas City, Memphis. Nashville and
Atlanta, reaching the latter place in time to
meet his engagement for Oct s. He will
20 by the ordinary lines of travel between
the places named, ana his fixed appoint
meGts will preclude any divergence fran
the route to visit other cities all invitations
outside of it will have to be declined
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TIE GRAPHIC

anD hsss IN noatas of being the olds..
aswsDapsr IA Bride county.
D~As M ed~rtising Medium it is not excclled
~ nswsDAusr In South Dakota.
= - seDAdly increasing circulation among
J. > ness t.selhssnt class of people in Bruls and
~ adashstns counties.
Has circulation second to mono in this or
oananins counties, and paid up subscription
NJ is beloved superior.
- hveay, spicy, independent, and devoted
seseaS TO the interests Of Kimball and Brule Co
Ovsssosdy snioyes reading it. Give it trial.
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THE STORY IN DETAIL.

road Accident of Modern Times.
FOREST, ILL.,, Aug 11.-All the railway hor-
Tors in the history of this country were sur
passed three -miles east of Chatsworth last
night, when an excursion train on the To-
ledo, Peoria d Western road dropped
through burning bridge and over one hun
dred people were killed, and fou- times that
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LIST OF THE DEAD.

u /
ED MCCLINTOCK OF Peoria. en- /
gincer, leaves wife and two chill
dren
MEEK, Eureka.
MARY LAWS, Eureka.
ARTHUR MCCARTHY. Eureka.
( JAMER BLAIR, Eureka.
MRS d. DUCAT, Forrest.
GODEL, father and son.
BILL STEVENSON, and two
daughters.
CAPT. DAIILKE.
MRS. JAMES DEAL
MRS. WILLIAM BA
SUSIE BALL.
WILLIAM REGAIN.
PIIENA FRAIIM.
MRS. VALENTINE.
MRS. YALDEJo and daughter.
Il L. STOCkAN, Peoria,
MISS STEVENS and father.
MIKE REAGAN, Bmghampton.
WILLIAM CRAIG, Cuba. Ill.
HENRY HECliEli, Pekin, Ill.
NOAH HAVERMORE, Canton, Ill
NJ. SMITH, Metamora, Ill.
GEORGE A. SMITH, Peoria
MRS. ZIMMERMAN, Peoria.
MRS. MURPHY. Peoria
ROSA MURPHY. Peoria.
d MAGGIE MURPHY, Peoria
MAGGIE MALVOW, Peoria.
MISS NEAL. Mossvillc, Ill.
EMELINE CARRuTHERS,
ILL.,
JESS MEEK. Eureka, Ill.
S. HERMAN, Brimfield, III.
ELIZABETH CRESS, Washington,
III.
MRS. L. D. sToDDARD, West
Point, Iowa.
MRS. PEARL ADAMS. Peoria.
PEARL FRENCH, Peoria
w. II. POTTER, Bushnell, Ill.
MRS. S. j. MCLAY. Eureka, III.
j. d. RICHARDS, Peoria
MRS. BREEZE, Peoria.
II W. GEORGE RETZEN, Peoria.
7. S. TROVIr.LO, Peoria
n T.. T. ADAMS, Fairbury, Ill.
n w. II. LOT, EIlwood, III
n ADDIE WEBSTER, Peoria.
MRS. WILLIAM ALLEN, Peoria
MRS. II. b. MCCLURE aud daugh-
ter, Peoria.
MRS. MILLER, Peoria
MIR, WRIGHT, Peoria.
MRS. JAMES DALE, Peoria.
MRS. WILLIAM BALLAND and
daughter. Peoria.
b. +. IYNoTT, Peoria.
II. C. ODELL and son.
DR. WILLIAM COLLINS, Gales
burg.
J. S. KALER, Breeds Station. III.
MRS. JOHN MURPHY, Peoria.
HENRY S. C. GETZON, Keokuk,
Iowa.
ONEY SPAlTH, Green Valley, III.
JOHN A. MOORE, Jacksonville, Ill.
d. McFADDEN. Peoria.
CAPT. AnLKE, Bloomington.
A. MARTIN, Bloomington
J. A. GREEN, Breeds Station, ILL.,
And about twenty dead at Piper
City.
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The KIMBALl GRAPHIC.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

SoyaTrv orrIcERs.
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In addition to the above list of killed there
are still between thirty and forty bodies
awaiting identification. Among u IN are
eight or ten children, some Two OF
three months old
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black hole, and as the tender mounted on
top of the cab it took McClintock in the back
OF the neck and cut his head clean off his
shoulders. The trunk was found under the
engine, the head couldn't be discovered, and
the presumption is that it was ground to
atoms in the horrible millstones of the en-
giue and the tender There have been many
guesses as to the origin of the fire which
weakened the bridge and caused the acct
dent but so far they a1e nothing but
guesscs The
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

tongue of the wagon struck the buC.
Ky horse in the breast, killing him
at once.
The manas ing editor of THE EXAM.
lNER, Col. j. l.. Barlow, was presented
yesterday by Capt. A. ID. Storey with
large, elegant thermometer. While
bringing 1t to the office it registered
1OO-meaning l00,00O-and men would
look at 1t minute and laugh. Gee
whlllkens, George, amt she bilin'."
The commissioners court met YES.
terday aud proceeded to the Official
connt of the county vote in the cleo,
ton. All of the boxes were in ex.
cept that of Prairie Chapel which
will be in this morning. The vote.
excluding Prairie Chapel, foots up
an anti majority of 96s. The vote AT
Prairie Chapel gives % anti majority,
and the table of The ExAMINsR, pub
lished Sunday morning, Is the COR
rect vote.
The old man who died in an out
house on Eighth street, All account OF
which was gwen in THE EXAMINER
Sunday. is an instance of simple char
Ivy which stu covers multitude of
sins. lie came to the house of Mr..
Jacob Steiner ten or twelve day. ago.
lie was an old man and sick. He
asked timidly for drink of water.
They gave him coffee. lie asked to
stay an hour or two. The kindly
family babe HIM stay several DAYS till
be got better. lie had every atten-
ton. A few persons contributed
money. physician was called ana
the dying old man had every atten-
ton and was decently buried. The
man died of dropsy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

Ihk Emerson Pianos are bought by
the wealthy because their cultivated
taste appreciates which possesses a
pure, rich and sweet tone, great pow
CIR, perfectly balanced scale, poeauti-
ful touch and combination of all
essential qualities which an instru-
men tor their use should contain.
THos. GoGGAN 81 Bro.
No, 1863. South 4ih St.. Waco.
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No, l69, South 4th st., Waco.

Lizzie b Barr, NJ. d., Eclectic Ply
stefan and Surgeon, office 63l Austin
Avenue. Eclectic treated, medicated
eclectic and vapor baths. For ladies
and children, Mondays, Wedne> DAYS.
and Fridays. For gentlemen, Tues,
days, Thursdays aud SATURDAYS.
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our Clearing Sale

deductions in gents fancy shirts and
underwear for August, are large
enough to show on every garment
offered. See them and the conviction
VIII be fastened upon you that they
are bargains. Sanger Brothers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

Ten drops OF Angostura Btters impart a de
lcious navor TO all cold drinks and prevent
IN tlaria and summer diseases, Try II and you
VIII never BE- without IL but be sure to get the
world renowned Angostura, manufactured
only 10y DIR. s. q. Is sIEGERr Il Sons
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OF sOZODONT renders It the most agreeabl,
article ever used as a tooth wash. 1t ha. non,
OF lhe aorid properties OF the astripgent toot
II renders them firm and elastic.
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HilI Brothers

are the leading book and stationer
dealers In Waco. They can supply al
wants in their line at lowest prices
No. 800 Austin Avenue
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Our special sale of fine qualities of
black dress silks will be continued
during this week. Ladies, it will pay
you to buy now, and get the benefit
of SPECIAL prices.
Sanger Brothers.
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AT 3 l-2, B, s l.3, and 10 cents that
have no equal i'll the city for the
money. Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

koko soap will wash in hard water,
only five cents cake at w. A. Will
Hanson IL Co.'s.
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Advice 20 Mothers

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup .hould Al
ways be used for children teething, II soothes
the child, sohens the gums allays all pains.
diarrh Bh ' 'o'
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thon very slightly and am satisfied mat shan
be- entirely cured, would not lake thousands
Of dollars for my Improvement
" IOHEsOS, Express Agent
Notice tie trade marx % IN red on ironl q I
wrapper. Best guarantee 70 the buyer,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

For August the balance OF our
stock OF parasos are offered below
cost 10 close out Sanger Bros.
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fire which was slnoR
could not have CONF
bridge.
GETTING |
CHICAGO, Augnal
The silver state., 1887-04-21
TElECRAPHiC fsEWS.
G.. A. u. E>CAuPhENT.
ouestions on which the Members are
10 Take Action.

DUBUQUE Iowa, April 81. - Ihe
parade of the G. a. r. Encampment was
a bip success, over 1000 men being IN
the line, mostly all veterans. At the
afternoon session of the encsmpmept re-
norts OF officers were received ana re-
ferred to the committees. Several CON
tests are on hand and are being actively
canvassed in the lobbies, the leading
ones being on choice Of the next State
commander, location of the next encamp-
ment aud on the pension question. On
the latter different resolutions were IN
trodueed. all cf vhich were referred.
They condemn the action OF the Presi-
dent. Action on all these matters will
be taken to-day On the pension cues.
tion. Commander McHenry spoke at
length. The action OF the National Com
mittee on pensions is fully indorsei by
the Commander. There is quite couet-
er.current also in favor OF the Presidents $
course. General FairchiId's order for
bidding Posts to respond to the circular
issued last nigh. is the subject OF COM
ment, nearly all of which is favorable.
The silver state., 1887-04-21

"Where do | address q letter to the
President Of the Interstate Commerce
Committee ?" he asked OF the ticket
agent in the Cleveland depot the other
day. IL can't say. Anything wrong ?"
Il should think thero was. I've had to
pay full fare aud ride for fitysix miles
on the wood box in the car. ! want the
charter of thatroad knocked into cooked
hat, add | don't want Cooley to be over
three days about it, either - Wall
street News.
The silver state., 1887-04-21
ATTEMPT To KILL PROF. SANFORD.
An Internal Mathine Lefs at His Resi-.
dcnre.

CLEVELAND. o.. April PA special
from Kent, Ohio. tells of an attempt to
hill Prof Thomas Sanford Of that place
with 40 ipfernal machine a small box
was left in the hallway of his residence.
1t was peculiarly constructed, with 2
knob at one end with which to opeu q
small drawer Being suspicious, Prof.
Sanford shook the box, aud few grains
Of gunpowder fell out. Upon close ex-
animation he discovered several matches
80 arranged as to be ignited when the
drawer was opened. He threw the box
into the yard. when an explosion occurred
which shattered the windows OF an ad-
iacent house. There is no known motive
for the deed.
The silver state., 1887-04-21
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
The New York Legislature Honor the
Memory Of Preside & Arthar.

ALBANY, April 81 Exercises in honor
of the memory of the late President
Arthur were held in the Assembly
Chamber yesterday. The members desks
had been removed from the spacious
chamber and seats substituted. Rela
tions and most Of the members OF the
Senate aud Assembly, many with their
wives, were present.
The silver state., 1887-04-21
A Schooner Reported Lest.

VICTORIA, B. c., April 2l.-Iudians
who arrived to-dsyreport that schooner,
supposed to be the missing Active, was
found floating, bottom upwards, thirty
miles south from Cape Flattery. Should
this prove correct, Guttmann, the owner,
Capt. Gotchomzen, three whites and 2S
Indians, including the Chief, are lost.
The silver state., 1887-04-21
THE sgLLIvAN co gBIxATsoN.
An order Prohibiting an Exhibition nj
Springfield. Ohio.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, April 2l.-Mayor
Kelly this morning addressed letter to
the manager of the Grand Opera House,
ordering him to not open the house this
evening to the John L. Sullivan eombina-
tion, as such exhibitions are clearly in
violation of the law.
The silver state., 1887-04-21
RECOVERED HRR REASON.
A Los Angeles Girl Discharged From the
lm,aAe Departnaent OF n Chicase
Toppt

CHICAGO, April 81. Miss Nellie
Vance OF Los Angeles, CAL. who ran
away from her parents several weeks ago
while the family we're on visit to friends
in Iowa, was yesterday discharged from
the inssns department Of County Court,
having been examined by County Physi-
clan Bluthard. who decided that she had
recovered from her recent mental do.
rangemeut. Last month she was sent to
the Womaus Home on Chestnut Street
for refuge by the police who found her
wandering about the streets. She had
been obliged to leave her hotel owing to
the lack OF funds. While at the Home
she attempted to commit suicide by TAX
ing paris green. She was then sent to
she County Hospital for treatment from
whence she was subsequently, transferred
10 the insane department of the Ccuaty
Court.
The silver state., 1887-04-21

> SALT LAKE, April Fl The Board of
Trade building at Logan, full Of agrcul-
tural machinery, was burned to the
ground Monday night; loss. 81, 600; TO-
surance, Sl5, 900.
The silver state., 1887-04-21

rheir Passes Returned 10 Prevent Hes.
tile Legislation.

LANSING, Mich. April 81. - About q
week ago the Toledo, Ann Arbor X North
Michigan Railway requested the return
Of all legislative passes. Considerable
The silver state., 1887-04-21

dissatisfaction was expressed by the Leg
islators who limited darkly about railroad
legislation, lower passenger tariff, etc.
To-day passes were returned to the Legis-
lators and all is serene.
The silver state., 1887-04-21
Moro Room for standard Dollars.

WASHINGTON, April 2l. - Arrange
ments are now being made at the Treas
Yury Department for the construction OF a
new silver vault in that building. to ac-
commodate the rapidly Accomplishing
standard silver dollars.
The silver state., 1887-04-21
SUICIDE AT DENVER.
The End of n Prolonged spree.

DENVER, April 2l.-David White,
brother Of Harry White, the well-known
railroad man, at one time connected with
the Chicago & Northwestern, suicided
here to day by shooting himself through
the heart. White has been drinking
hard Of late.
The silver state., 1887-04-21
TROUBLE IN A ROYAL FAMILY.


The Queen of servia Leaves the King.
LONDON, April 2l.-A dispatch from
Vienna to the Standard says that the
Queen of Servis has separated from her
husband, King Milan, and returned to
her family in Russia. Political and do
mestic differences are the grounds given
for the separation.
The silver state., 1887-04-21
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

80 The residence of j. II. Macmillan, situ-
I:.;T ated few doors from the Court house on
ETH Bridge Street, Winnemucca, Nevada.
For particulars apply to
MACMILLAN q HANNAH
winnemueca, Neyaoa, December nth, 1856
d17tf
The silver state., 1887-04-21
THE SILVER STATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY (sUNDAYs Ex-
CEPTED) BY
!. J. HILL e. CO.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

Ono CODY one year, by mail. ..........so " W
On copy, six months, by mail. :.......'. ~ ~
On copy, three months, by mail ........ w.
Delivered bv Carrier. 25 Gents pei ~eeA'